COVID-19 has shaken the healthcare industry. In some cases, it has made it difficult for professionals to access much-needed personal protective equipment (PPE). For others,
Everyone knows that coffee, tea, and red wine can stain teeth and lead to decay over time. However, are there any foods and drinks that
The biology behind our mouths is pretty complex. Generally speaking, oral microbiology is the study of how oral microorganisms—largely those of the oral cavity—interact with
What we eat and how frequently we eat it is one of the most significant predictors of teeth and gum health. Without the necessary nutrients
Aspiring dental hygienists know that proper oral care involves brushing at least twice a day for two whole minutes. Thata��s definitely not all there is
On July 13, a group of student volunteers from Canadian Academy of Dental Hygiene helped perform free oral cancer screenings for athletes at the Mississauga
Oral health can be directly impacted by other illnesses and treatments occurring elsewhere in the body. This is especially true for patients receiving cancer treatment.
Most patients are familiar with the practice of flossing and brushing. They are the two staples of a daily oral hygiene routine. But therea��s another
The Canadian Dental Hygienists Association (CDHA) plays an important role in maintaining the professionalism of the dental hygienist profession and ensuring dental hygienists deliver excellent
Tooth pain: ita��s something most people will experience at least once in their lifetime. Usually, a bit of tooth sensitivity isna��t a cause for concern.
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